Fluffy post!

So disappointed, the Bitti Boo didn't hold up last night - it was totally saturated this morning and had leaked out the top so Leo's sheets were wet. The longies were a saving Grace is that they kept Leo warm and relatively dry - he actually hadn't even notice as the wool still felt dry to touch on the outside. I'll give the Bitti Boo another go in case it just needs a bit more time to increase absorbancy but I just wish the first try and been more successful as it looked so cute. I wonder if it's just too small for my heavy night wetter? I boosted it with the top part from my D'lish as I couldn't work out how else to boost it and still fit the nappy on well - any suggestions?

Vic xx

Edited by kiwivic

kiwivic wrote: So disappointed, the Bitti Boo didn't hold up last night - it was totally saturated this morning and had leaked out the top so Leo's sheets were wet. The longies were a saving Grace is that they kept Leo warm and relatively dry - he actually hadn't even notice as the wool still felt dry to touch on the outside. I'll give the Bitti Boo another go in case it just needs a bit more time to increase absorbancy but I just wish the first try and been more successful as it looked so cute. I wonder if it's just too small for my heavy night wetter? I boosted it with the top part from my D'lish as I couldn't work out how else to boost it and still fit the nappy on well - any suggestions? Vic xx

On their website it suggests using another set of boosters from the d'lish if you have one. So I would pop another trifold in there. Adding the topper insert is really not adding much more absorbency.

It also says that they can be used for light to medium wetters overnight.

I would suggest adding some more boosting. The snap ins are hemp so will require a bit of washing to reach their peak.

I put my boosters between the nappy and the cover, cos I can't fit anything in the nappy either. that it didn't last the distance tho.